We work closely with researchers across Europe and beyond to share the latest scientific findings on the health impacts of climate change and pollution, including hazardous chemicals. We also showcase how policy action can help prevent disease and improve public health.

Find out more about our research projects below.

International Human Exposome Network (IHEN)

IHEN is building a world-wide network of researchers, policymakers, and independent experts to collaborate and improve human exposome research.

To better protect reproductive health, MERLON will provide chemical risk assessors and regulators with the knowledge and tools to better identify and regulate endocrine disrupting chemicals.

This EU-funded project is aimed at estimating the health and socioeconomic costs and benefits of air quality, noise, lack of urban green spaces, heat and temperature, physical activity, inequity for nearly 1,000 European cities in the EU.

CATALYSE is a five-year project to further develop and communicate evidence of the health impacts of climate change and respond to the urgent need for solutions.

POLYRISK is an EU funded project aimed at understanding human exposure and health hazard of micro- and nanoplastic contaminants in our environment.

ATHLETE is an EU exposome research project aiming to study the effects of environmental hazards on human health.

Past projects

Enhancing Belmont Research Action to support EU policy making on climate change and health is an international research project. More...

CUSSH is a four-year Wellcome Trust funded project, aiming to deliver global research on the systems that connect urban development and population health. More…

The HERA project aims to set the priorities for an environment, climate and health 2030 research agenda in the EU. More…

FREIA is an EU-funded project that aims to improve the identification of chemicals that affect women’s health.